North Carolina's birth rate is declining, data shows
Recent census figures show that the average age of North Carolinians is continuing to increase, mostly due to a decline in the fertility rate.
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North Carolina Medicaid managed care extended further starting this week
North Carolina Medicaid managed care has finally been extended to Medicaid enrollees who also need services for behavioral health or intellectual or developmental disabilities.
City of High Point names Curtis Cheeks new chief of police
Cheeks has served in many roles with High Point police prior to his appointment including interim chief of police and commander of the investigations section.
U.S. Transportation Secretary joins Gov. Cooper to break ground on new Winston-Salem trail
The shovels were out to turn the first dirt on the Salem Parkway path, a 1.3-mile bike-and-pedestrian urban trail linking Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist to Truist Field and surrounding neighborhoods.
Protecting kids from the perils of pyrotechnics this Independence Day
During the July 4 holiday, sparklers are often the fireworks of choice for young children. But they're also the leading cause of injury.
NC Republican state senator resigns
A North Carolina state senator who helped lead a powerful committee has resigned days after the General Assembly completed this year's primary work session.
Winston-Salem housing initiative faces delay as funding gap continues
The development was sparked in part by a $30 million federal grant but has continued to face a multimillion-dollar funding gap.
Bill defining antisemitism in North Carolina signed by governor
North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper has signed legislation that places an official definition of antisemitism into state law. Bill critics said the measure could stifle speech of Israel's critics.
UNC System President releases guidance following DEI policy repeal
UNC System President Peter Hans has sent guidance to university chancellors as they make decisions on how to comply with a mandate from the UNC Board of Governors that targeted diversity, equity an
State officials warn of holiday fire risks due to dry conditions
The North Carolina Forest Service is discouraging fireworks and outdoor burning unless the region sees significant rainfall.